You can if you want. Our example VBA app shows how to do just that. Did you download and play with the example?
Hello.I've done all the procedures listed in "Using TurboActivate with VBA " but something is missing. I couldn't find how make it runs when opening the workbook. Isnt there some code to put in sub workbook open ?thanks in advance.
You can if you want. Our example VBA app shows how to do just that. Did you download and play with the example?
Thanks for your attention.
The *.xlam plugin must be installed in my workbook?(Windows)I tried to play with the example but I didn't understand what exactly I have to do for this. Sorry for my lack of knowledge.What I did was save the files .exe, .dll, .x64dll, .dat, .xlam and my workbook to the same folder as the tutorial recomended and added the files .bas (inserted the GUI) and .cls to my project and I imported all the .frm objects.What more do I have to do?thanks
I reviewed all the process and everything is ok. I think the problem is that I don't know how to call the wizard (.exe) when inicializing the app, because everything work fine when called directly, but don't work when inicializing the app.
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You don't need the TurboActivate Wizard for VBA (because we've pre-built a product key activation form).
What part of the tutorial are you stuck on?: https://wyday.com/limelm/help/using-turboactivate-with-vba/
I'm not stucked in the tutorial. I have done it all.If I don't have to use the wizard, as you said, I tried to use the frmMain.show in the "workbook open event" and it worked, but it pops up everytime the app is inicialized, even with the key activated. And if it's not activated, when you close it with the red cross, the workbook becomes accessible. It doesn't quit the application.
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I'm not sure what the question is. It's more like you're asking questions about general VBA development.
Long story short: you can integrate TurboActivate however you want in your extension or excel workbook. It's entirely up to you. You don't have to show forms. We just do that because that was the best way to demonstrate the functionality.
In VBA I check if the user IsActivated, and if he is not, I ask him if he wants to run the activation wizard.
If Not ta.IsActivated Then If MsgBox("Your license is not currently activated on this computer. Select OK to launch the activation wizard.", vbOKCancel) = vbOK Then Run_Turboactivate_Wizard Exit Function End If Else
Sub Run_Turboactivate_Wizard() On Error GoTo L_error Shell """" & ThisWorkbook.Path & "\Turboactivate.exe"" --pdets=""" & ThisWorkbook.Path & "\TurboActivate.dat""", vbNormalFocus Exit SubL_error: MsgBox "An error occurred trying to launch the activation wizard. Contact technical support for help.", vbInformationEnd Sub
xlrotor! Thanks a lot for your help.You really solved my problem.Thanks again.